Wealth Academy Podcast - Episode #91 - Paul Lawrence Vann On All Things Financial

The only thing I was thinking as a 10-year-old was working in my parent's grocery store is preventing me from after-school activities with my friends, playing football, and other sports. This was the start of my financial, money, and business life and what my parents considered to be a good start for me learning all about business.I owe my financial prowess to my parents and they saw in me what I didn't see in myself at the time.  Years later after working with vendors of all kinds, I  provided orders to the soda delivery drivers, bread delivery vendors, ice cream and milk vendors, fresh fish, and produce delivery employees. As I state to this day, I was an unpaid intern, I never received a penny but I had room and board, and food.  I worked in my parent's store after school each day and all weekend. I learned how business works and I went on to graduate from high school and enrolled in college and majored in business administration and accounting. I started on my master's degree in business a couple of weeks after graduating with my undergraduate degree while continuing to work at UPS which I did for three and a half years, prior to entering the United States Air Force.After arriving at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, my first duty assignment was as a cost analyst working on acquisition programs with defense contractors, thus more business, albeit at the highest levels with budgets upwards of $3.3 billion dollars. I completed my master's degree in business management and over the course of my 20 years in the USAF,  I worked on many assignments that consisted of business and major contracts. I wrote this to say this...I'm your money and business guy and I've done it for years and it's not a coincidence that today I provide  debt-free video courses, money intensive programs, and money champion programs. Discover more about my programs at www.wealthacademyprograms.comHost - Paul Lawrence VannEmail [email protected] (800) 341-6719